API — applications & integrations
Apps & REST API
A database exists to serve the people and systems around it. We build the interfaces and applications that reach your data securely, quickly and without needless middle layers.
REST API servers over the database
Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) turns the database into a full REST API — without writing an application server. We design it, secure it and run it.
- REST endpoint design over your existing data
- ORDS installation and operations (standalone or behind a reverse proxy)
- Security: OAuth2, roles, rate limiting, TLS
- API versioning and documentation (OpenAPI)
- Performance: pagination, caching, tuning the SQL beneath the API
Custom APIs
When native Oracle REST APIs are not enough, we build a specialised API for your exact case. A typical example: an external e-shop synchronising its data with the Oracle master database through an API — products, prices, stock and orders.
- Custom APIs for external systems — e-shops, partners, mobile apps
- Synchronising products, prices, stock and orders with the master database
- Batch and realtime interfaces, webhooks, message queues
- Conflict handling and an audit trail of every change
User applications over the database
From an internal form to a system the whole company works in. We build applications close to the data — logic belongs where data is consistent and secured.
Oracle APEX
Internal applications, forms and dashboards directly on the database — rapid development, no extra infrastructure.
Custom development
Applications in Python, Java, .NET or Node.js talking to Oracle — proper connection pooling, bind variables, transactions.
Data model
Schemas designed to survive growth — sensible normalisation, index strategies, partitioning.
PL/SQL
Business logic in the database — packages, procedures, jobs. Refactoring and tuning of existing code.
Integrations and data flows
A database rarely lives alone — ERP, attendance, e-shop and warehouse systems live around it. We make sure they understand each other and data flows reliably.
- System integration via REST APIs, database links, message queues
- ETL / data pumps between databases and systems
- Scheduled jobs and orchestration (DBMS_SCHEDULER)
- Data exchange with third parties — secure and auditable
- Reporting over consolidated data
You have the data — missing the interface?
We will walk through your case and propose the shortest path: an API, APEX or a custom application.